"Where can I have my lunch?" I kept asking myself when I was at Meiji Shrine. The shrine looked so devine,and it truly was,I couldn't eat wherever I wanted. So I brought my sushi and kept hungry until I finally found a place to eat them. It was outside the shrine,next to a subway exit. There was a small park,and I ate them there.
I also went to Omotesando Hills,a place seemed like to mimic Beverly Hills. With elite boutiques standing alongside the both sides of sidewalks,Omotesando Hills gave me a fleeling that"Am I walking around the Beverly Hills?" They even have similar names,using "Hills" as the the second word.
I can't say which one is better. Actually,they're both good.
Imparial Palace,Ginza and Tokyo Tower were the other places I visited for the rest of the day.
I heard that "Japan is a high-definition world." That means everything is neat and clean so it looks like you would watch everything in Japan like with high-definition. Is that true? Yes,it is. I've proved it by myself.
Of course there are shortcomings of Japan. We'll talk about them later. Now it's time to take a rest.
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